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> He'd been in power since 1941 Does that include when he had fled to Italy in 1953? The reports were he had little desire to go back to Iran, and the CIA and
by VictorPath 4y ago
> He'd been in power since 1941
Does that include when he had fled to Italy in 1953? The reports were he had little desire to go back to Iran, and the CIA and SIS met trying to figure out how to get him to go back to Iran
> the Iranian military were ones who ultimately removed him
That's how it usually happens, the military elements with contact with foreign powers are usually who do in the local nationalists.
- bnralt 4y ago> Does that include when he had fled to Italy in 1953? There were ~4 days between the Shah fleeing and royalist forces taking power. I supposed if you want to consider those a 4 day interregnum you can.